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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (March 19, 1925)
PACE SIX THE CAPiTAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON THURSDAY, MARCH 19, 1925 heal;;: work in With anouncement by Dr. Wal r II. Browm that the chili! health Jemonftiiitlua headquarter will oftlcKilly open in the Williim Bmwn home, 57 State street the tirU of the week, with the first pcriivmpnt memlwr at the stiff her ana nrrantfementa made with the meltcal association and acho'jl authorities for active co-operation the five years of work to be cur-rit-d on here is virtually officii Ity opened, or will be by next week. The 31 irton-t'olk-Yamhill Medi cal society h;ta appointed Drs. Murse. Stockwell and Clement a-s an advisory committee to work with the demonstration and Super Intcn Unta Huff und Kulkera-in will tLHSittt in arrantfement of the work throutfli tho schools. The firown home will be reaJy to function as a health center In about 30 days. states tha boal of th demonstration, and in this center atudioj of children- will be male fla a health proposition. The Btlitly wi!l bo made of presumably healthy children and not of child ren who are Buffering from Illness or diaeotie. The primary object of the demonstration i to- find bet ter way of living to decrease child mortality. Whan thli center Is functioning an additional staff membor wilt be installed in charge of It, some spec lalltit In children's disease and welfare. The firat permanent member of th staff to come is Miss Evelyn McKay, graduate of the University of British Columbia, who also him taken graduate work at the- Uni versity of California and Bryn Mawr college. Her borne is at Everett, Wash. She will have chirge of all of the statistical wiirlt of the organization, or a Dr. Brown puta It, auditor of the ac complishments of the organization. The work in the outlying; dis trict. Dr. Urown announces, will, b largely Ambulatory and be car ried on & dfctrtcu aeek It. 'I cannot be too emphatlo at stating that we are no trying to compel anyone to take what we have,' state Dr. Brown. we find anything good tt is for a com munity t i take If It wUhes to use it. Also, I whh to have it diatinct ly understood that thie is not a government function and that no money spent by It comes front the public in any way. It is all flnanc ed by the commonwealth fund, a purely philanlhroplcal project, growing up out of a desire of the founder to do om thing that will make life a better thin; for child ren ta live, and consequently something better (or future citizens." FROST INJURY 10 liroolt, March 13. L. 8. Mur 'ck fi h that in unma parts uf hid loganberry patch the frost dumao id not nearly aa great a was at f ir.-t supposed. Ho says that if till whole field averages with what he is now training he expects to have possibly two- thirds f a crop. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Crawford an Mr. and Kourlch of Salem had Sunday dinner with Mr. and M A. K. Harris. If there Is anything In the adage that misery loves company, Mr. Gouky can share with M Uenson. a.i his auto garage was en tered and more thoroughly clean ed that was Mr. (j ou ley 'a. Nut lieiui? satisfied with taking every thing looKe and tight about the tar. they helped themselves to t.: ; and ft small cultivator. Mr. B. on iaeia that there ia a Jinx in Kriday the 13tli, the date of the robbery. Perorate be lor came home from Pert land, Sunday, ta apend the day with her pannts. Mr. and Mrs. W. A, Jackion of Sheridan were the guests of Mrs. Jehn S. Dunlavy. Wednesday. The Southern Pacific company has Issued fur distribution a few ooies of "Every Man'r Almanac. This booklet contains Interesting irformatlon pertaining to rail roads bosictea much valuable data i-r other sorts, recipes ami tallies. It makes a valuable little refer ence to hare around. The larger of the two aothouaait belonging: to Char lee. K. Ogor oa Lake LabUk meadows wast de stroyed by fire Tuesday night, Ea- ti mated Loss about 00. The tarly celery plants and lettuce were nearinc the stage for reset ting and this will cut short big part of hia early crop. Cbarlen doe not know exactly how thi fire started bnt thinks the atove used for keeping beat at the right point became in some way defec tive. There was no insurance Thirty-five members of the nervals Rebckah lodge visited the Woodburn lodge Tuesday night. Those from Hruks were Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Harris and Mr. and Mm. J. S. Dunlavy, "CASCARETS" 1 OC DIZZY. BILIOUS Feel fine! Let "Casea rets" clean - y o ur bowel - r and stimulate iL--t- l -z anu stimulate V r"Trv yur liver. No il O gr I pi n g or -7t 0-s - over act! n g. 3. v. " M 1 1 lio ns of men, women. and children take t h 1 e harmless lax ative-cathartic. It doesn't sicken you 11 ko pills, oils, calomnl and suits. Tastes nice acta wonderful IQc, 2jc and 60o boxes any druj ar.oro. Acv. 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